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Oral Surgery: Cranial Nerves Function and Pathway
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Oral Surgery: Cranial Nerves Function and Pathway

Oral And Maxillofacial Surgery
Last updated 2/2022
Arabic
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What you'll learn

  • You will learn the basic head and neck anatomy
  • cranial nerve divisions and pathways
  • Why trigeminal nerve is important in dentistry
  • facial nerve and its relation with facial expressions

Course content

1 section15 lectures1h 54m total length
  • 1- Cranial Nerve Introduction13:11
  • 2- Names Of Cranial Nerves4:07
  • Please Introduce Yourself0:09
  • 3- Classification Of The Cranial Nerves2:06
  • 4- Olfactory Nerve6:07
  • 5- Optical Nerve4:20
  • 6- Occulomotor Nerve13:38
  • 7- Trochlear Nerve2:35
  • 8- Abducent Nerve5:00
  • 9- Vestibulo-Cochlear Nerve6:04
  • 10- Glosso- Pharyngeal Nerve9:21
  • 11- Vagus Nerve6:33
  • 12- Accessory Nerve3:39
  • 13- Hypoglossal Nerve8:16
  • 14- Trigeminal Nerve29:03

Requirements

  • Dentistry Students or Dental Assistants.
  • Interest in Dentistry education
  • Smart Phone or Tablet or Computer
  • Internet Connection

Description

                                                        Cranial nerves

Twelve nerve pairs, called cranial nerves, project from the brain.

Each nerve has a specific name and is designated by a Roman numeral.

                                            Names of cranial nerves

1. Olfactory nerve

2. Optic nerve

3. Oculomotor nerve

4. Trochlear nerve

5. Trigeminal nerve

6. Abducent nerve

7. Facial nerve

8. Vestibulocochlear nerve

9. Glossopharyngeal nerve

10. Vagus nerve

11. Accessory nerve

12. Hypoglossal nerve

                                                              Classification of cranial nerves

Sensory cranial nerves: contain only afferent (sensory) fibers

              1- Olfactory nerve

              2- Optic nerve

              8- Vestibulocochlear nerve

Motor cranial nerves: contain only efferent (motor) fibers

             3- Oculomotor nerve

             4- Trochlear nerve

             6- Abducent nerve

             11- Accessory nerve

             12- Hypoglossal nerve

Mixed nerves: contain both sensory and motor fibers---

             5- Trigeminal nerve,

             7- Facial nerve,

             9- Glossopharyngeal nerve

             10- Vagus nerve




CN I Olfactory Nerve

CN II Optic Nerve

CN III Oculomotor Nerve

CN IV Trochlear Nerve

CN V Trigeminal Nerve

divisions of the trigeminal nerve

                           ophthalmic nerve (ophthalmic division [V1])

                                         leaves the cranial cavity, and enters the orbit through the superior orbital fissure.

                            maxillary nerve (maxillary division [V2])

                                            leaves the cranial cavity through the foramen rotundum, and enters the pterygopalatine fossa.

                               mandibular nerve (mandibular division [V3]).

                                             leaves the skull through the foramen ovale.


CN VI Abducent Nerve

CN VII Facial Nerve

CN VIII Vestibulo-cochlear Nerve

CN IX Glosso-pharyngeal Nerve

CN X Vagus Nerve

CN XI Accessory Nerve

CN XII Hypoglossal Nerve

Who this course is for:

  • Dentists (GPs or Specialists).
  • Dentistry Students.
  • Dental Assistants.